What Country Should You Actually Live In?

By: Zoe Samuel
Estimated Completion Time
3 min
What Country Should You Actually Live In?
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About This Quiz

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Are you ready to embark on a fun and exciting journey to discover the answer to the question ""what country do I live in""? The world is changing rapidly, and now more than ever, we have the opportunity to choose where we want to call home whether its on our current country or other country. This quiz will help you explore different cultures and economic opportunities that could be perfect for you!

From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene countryside of Ireland, the possibilities are endless. Our ancestors could only dream of the options we have today thanks to alliances and free trade agreements. So why not take advantage of this privilege and find out which country best suits your personality and lifestyle?

Say goodbye to living and dying within a 20-mile radius - it's time to spread your wings and explore the world! Whether you're seeking adventure, romance, new language, or a new career path, this quiz will help guide you to easily find the perfect destination. So, what are you waiting for? Let's find out which country you should actually live in!

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Taking images, like this one of a brown bear in Alaska, can be exciting but also dangerous.
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Do you love adventure?
More than anything!
Very much.
No.
Kinda.
Young Hippie girl enjoying hiking on a mountain.
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Are you good at high altitudes?
Love them.
Hate them.
Can't deal with that.
I don't mind either way.
The whole world seems to get unnaturally quiet after a snowfall, but why?
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What is the best temperature?
Very hot or very cold but nothing between.
Stiflingly hot all the time.
Cool and pleasant.
Varied.

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Man trying on jacket while looking in the mirror in mens clothing shop
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How much clothing do you like to wear?
Huge amounts.
Not much.
Layers.
Depends on my mood.
How dangerous do you like it?
Lethal.
Risky-ish.
Not at all.
Somewhat, depending on whether I email the wrong person.
Completed in 1931, the Empire State Building was the world's tallest building for nearly 40 years.
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Do you want to build something from the ground up?
That's all I want.
I'd love that.
No thanks.
Probably.

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Does chaos bother you?
I love it!
I can deal with it.
I hate it.
I dislike it.
How do you feel about authoritarianism?
I don't feel strongly.
I dislike it.
I hate it.
I love it!
A group of tourists take a break from exploring the city to sit down and have a beer together.
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What language do you want an excuse to learn?
Arabic
Swahili
Gaelic
Mandarin

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Girlfriends clink cocktails during dinner.
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What drink do you like best?
Water
Soda
Beer
Baijiu
Female friends in discussion while sitting poolside at luxury suite of tropical resort at sunrise
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Where would you like to vacation relatively easily?
Turkey
Maldives
Norway
Australia
The huge 9/11 Memorial and One World Trade Center form an impressive contrast in lower Manhattan. The building is 1,776, a nod to the year the U.S. was founded.
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What sort of architecture do you enjoy?
Beautiful white and golden stone.
Lovely ranch-like homes.
Cute cottages.
Soaring skyscrapers.

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WIFI phones are great to save on monthly data charges.
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Can you live without unfettered access to the internet?
I prefer it.
I can deal.
Not a bit.
If required, but I don't like it.
Do you want to feel like you are on the cusp of something new?
All the time!
Most of the time!
No.
Sometimes.
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How important is voting to you?
Not much.
Fairly.
Intensely.
I hate voting, it sucks.

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How do you feel about infrastructure?
Who needs it?
I want to design some.
I like it already built, please.
I want to see it springing up all around me.
Which trade route do you think is the best one to live near?
Suez
Indian Ocean
Channel
Pacific Rim
The historic home of author Edgar Allan Poe, Richmond, Virginia, 1950. Built in 1790, it is the oldest standing house in Richmond.
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What sort of home do you want to live in?
Stone house.
Ranch house.
Farmhouse.
Loft.

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What sort of job do you do?
I am an arms dealer and I'm not sorry.
Solar industry.
Writer.
Exporter.
What healthcare system do you like?
None at all.
Skeletal.
Amazingly good and free.
Good if you can afford it.
Are you averse to giving the odd bribe?
Nah.
I don't think the situation is actually that bad.
I would never!
I would do so carefully.

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Do you mind living somewhere that people constantly assume is way more backwards than is the case?
I love it!
I can handle it.
I would hate that.
I don't think people are that stupid, are they?
What religion would you like to have around a lot?
Islam
Anglican Christianity
Catholicism
None
Do you mind presenting your papers all the time?
I don't want to do that.
I can handle that.
I would never do that.
I love doing that.

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Do you like being armed in public?
Yes, to the teeth.
Yes, with a small sidearm.
I would hate that.
I would not like that.
What disease simply doesn't scare you?
Nothing scares me.
Malaria.
Alcohol poisoning.
Zika virus.
Do you feel the need to live in a very powerful country?
Quite the opposite.
Not really.
I prefer not.
I need that, yes.

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Would you mind living in a country that is on the wrong side of America?
I'd love that!
I'd prefer not.
I would be terrified.
I like to think I could bring them back together.
What's the furthest distance from America that you could handle?
6,000 miles.
8,000 miles.
3,500 miles.
As far as it gets, baby.
What pace of life suits you?
Frenetic or very slow but nothing in between.
A little slow.
A little quick.
Very quick.

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